Question 1

Seasonal contract or per-push?

Accepted Answer

We recommend seasonal for commercial. Your cost is fixed and known for budgeting, and you're on a guaranteed route instead of a callout list.

Question 2

What's the trigger depth?

Accepted Answer

Set in your contract, commonly two inches. We'll recommend one based on your tenant mix and traffic — retail and medical usually want a lower trigger than industrial.

Question 3

How fast after the snow stops?

Accepted Answer

Our target is a clear lot before your opening hour. Tell us when your first tenant arrives and we'll build the route around it.

Question 4

Do you handle ice without snowfall?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Freeze-thaw and freezing rain are covered; those are the events that generate the most claims.

Question 5

Where does the snow go?

Accepted Answer

We map pile locations during the fall walkthrough so you don't lose parking or block a drain. On tight lots we'll talk about hauling before the season, not during a storm.

The lot is clear before the first tenant pulls in

Commercial snow plowing and salting on seasonal contract across the area. We watch the forecast so nobody has to call you about it.

The Problem

What you get

Forecast monitoring

Plowing at a set trigger depth

Salting and anti-icing

Walks, entrances, and ADA access

Service documentation

How it works

Why MGS

Frequently Asked Questions About Snow and Ice Removal

Seasonal contract or per-push?

What's the trigger depth?

How fast after the snow stops?

Do you handle ice without snowfall?

Where does the snow go?

Routes fill before the first flake

Get your property walked and your contract set now, while there's daylight to do it right.

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